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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1944

Page

4

Engagement of Edna Johnson to Sgt John H Clark

A Corry dinner party announced Miss Edna Johnson engagement to Sgt John H Clark stationed in England. Guests from Corry Centerville and Tryonville attended at Johnson home 98 West Church Street. Ring presentation by John R Clare followed Clark's military service since January.

Edna Johnson Corry John H. Clark England C. A. Johnson West Church Street John R. Clark Charles Miriam Esther Clark Centerville Mir Raymond L. Drake Richard Tryonville O. A. Johnson Edna Ruth Johnson

Family Dinner Honors Howard Preble Home on Leave

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Preble hosted a family dinner Sunday for their son Howard F. Preble G. M. 3/c on leave from the South Pacific. Attendees included Mrs. Edith Duffin and sons Thomas and Robert, Mrs. Edward Duffin and daughter Linda Lee, Richard Dulin and daughter Beverly of Erie, Mrs. Archie Lockwood of Cuba New York, Mrs. Gary Preble, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Merry and family, and Misses Doris and Thompes Sanden.

H. C. Preble Howard F. Preble South Pacific Edith Duffin Thomas Robert Edward Duffin Linda Lee Richard Dulin Beverly Erie Archie Lockwood Cuba N.Y Gary Preble Lyle Merry and Family Doris and Thompes Sanden Corry

Aero Birthday Club Dinner Honors Local Guests

The Aero Birthday Club Dinner for the third shift Dayton Inspection Birthday Club was held last Saturday evening in the Boston House dining room. Honored guests included Mrs. Maude Nichols Miss Kit Coumors and Mrs. Arthur Shields. A chicken dinner was served to out of town guests Mrs. Mildred Bryant Mrs. Jane Harriman and Mrs. Alberta McClintock along with Mr and Mrs. William Maguire of Union City and several club members from Gorry.

Dayton Aero~Supply Boston House Maude Nichols Kit Coumors Arthur Shields Mildred Bryant Jane Harriman Alberta McClintock William Maguire Union City Gorry

Miss Antal Hosts Hallowe en Party At Home

A Halloween gathering at Miss Alyina Antal’s Bronk Street home Saturday night featured games and harvest treats. Attendees included Miss Elsie Pillar and Fred Pillar, Miss Joan Zawacki Edward Zawacki, Miss Margaret Kostyail Pittsfield, Joe Lefig Irvine, Harold Marlin Torpedo Jet Kuzminski Voungayille Mike Savko Columbus. The party was surprised later by an elephant entry by two guests.

Alyina Antal Bronk Street Elsie Pillar Fred Pillar Tidioule Joan Zawacki Edward Zawacki Margaret Kostyal Pittsfield Joe Lefig Irvine Harold Marlin Torpedo Jet Kuzminski Voungayille Mike Savko Columbus

Hallowe'en Party For U B Church Primary Dept

The Primary Department of the U B Church held a two to four masked party Saturday afternoon. Mrs Marshall Sherwood Mrs Alfred Haenel Mr Vernon Welch and Mrs Harold Fish directed the program of genres and entertainment. Suckers were given as favors and prizes went to Charles Fleming and Aldy Jerome for the hardest to guess. Cider and doughnuts were served.

U. B Marshall Sherwood Alfred Haenel Vernon Welch Harold Fish Charles Fleming Aldy Jerome

Manley Robbins Honored At Surprise Birthday Party

Twenty two friends gathered on East Mall Street to celebrate Manley Robbins birthday with games and visits. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Thomas Bettes Mrs Tony Paver Mrs Gerald Whiteley and Will Northrope. Refreshments included cake salad sandwiches olives and coffee as gifts poured in from guests including out of town visitors Mrs Jamies Kyser Centerville Mr and Mrs Charles Robbins Torpedo Mr and Mrs Marl Whiteley Bear Lake.

Manley Robbins East Mall Street Jamies Kyser and Son Centerville Charles Robbins Torpedo Marl Whiteley Bear Lake

Corry Daily Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs James Kyser and son return to Centerville with Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins. Numerous residents travel to Warren Erie Buffalo and Cleveland for family visits hospital duties and memorial services. Families include the Wood, Haight, Mulderick, Lombard, Rebn borg, and Spaulding households with destinations in Bradford Meadvilla and Akron.

James Kyser Manley Robbins East Main Street Maltie Thayer Youngsville Thayer Corry Merle Fitzgerald Snyder Circle Warren A. M. Watrous R.D Buffalo Bonita Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital Caroline Alderson Columbus Jamestown Morton Johnson Eva Lyons Ella Drought Fork Allegany William Myers Spring Street Erie H Hospital Sally Desmond West South Street Pitts- Innes F. H. Wood Robert Decker New York City G. R. Wood East Congress Street Oil City Elmer Edgett Florence Morris Sherman DeJean Ridge Street Henry White Steve P.P. Whiteley West Church Street Howard F. Preble Norfolk H. C. Preble Margaret Helen Haight Huron Road Hospital Cleveland Mary Oberlin College Harold Rattscher Beverly Kathleen Evie Robert Stancliff Kathleen Mulderick Bet Lundy Meyer Memorial Hospital Leo Mulderick Louis Lundy Harry Markett Harriet Frank Norman Elmer Guignon F. JM. Loveland Park Street Leonard Burkhardt Washington, D.C West Freerick Street Grace Moylen Hartford Virginia Stack Geone Williams G. A Nar and Sons

Betty Jane Dahlstrand and Walter Bertram wed at St Pauls Church

Betty Jane Dahlstrand daughter of Mr and Mrs B B Dahlstrand of Erie married Walter Bertram son of Mr and Mrs MD Bertram at St Pauls Church in a fall ceremony. Rev Hildebrand officiated with organ pieces and a bridal party led by Miss Florence Dahlstrand. After a dinner at the Post House and a reception at Hotel Cony the couple will reside in Cleveland. Both are former local students and Ray mond Mfg Co employees. Attending from away included Dahlstrand relatives from Erie.

Betty Jane Dahlstrand Walter Bertram St. Paul's Church St. Hans Uuther B. B. Dahlstrand Erie MD. Bertram East Main Street F. Hilde~ Kind Louise Whiteley Jyroves Milford Reed Bertram Than Carter William Witneth Bors Hlssohn Post House HF. Dahlstrand M.D. Bertram Donna Hildebrand J. E. Mount Mount East Frederick Street Hotel Cony Cleveland Raymond Mfg. Co H. P. Dahlstrand Virginis Dorothy Phyllis Patty Joan Teantte Jacquelyn Dahlstrand John Dahlstrand Melford Pfeffer Henry Pfeffer Charles Dahlstrand Robert Frank

Raymond Club Masquerade Party Sparks Local Fun

The Raymond Club held a masquerade Saturday night with members of the Inquisitors' Club in attendance. Dancing ran from nine to twelve to Glenin Middleton's tune. Costume prizes went to Avenell Shedden as a Diamond Spring Queen and Pred Taylor in a mysterious two woman disguise.

Inquisitors’ Club Raymond Prant Glenin Middleton Avenell Shedden Pred Taylor

W C W A Reorganize For New Year's Work

The Women's Central War Activities Committee met Friday evening in the Library building. Election of officers was held with Mrs E Burts chosen chairman, Mrs Wilber Scott vice chairman, and Mrs Harry Blount secretary. Plans for the coming year’s activities were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ray Stearns and Mrs Donald Wilkins.

Women's Central War Activities Committee E. ©. Burts Wilber Scott Harry Blount Veu Ray Stearrs Donald Wilkans

Birthday Party For Roger Hall

Miss Betty Hall hosted a birthday party for her nephew Roger Hall at Bear Lake on Saturday afternoon. Eight young friends attended and enjoyed games followed by a birthday lunch before all went to the Rex Theater for a movie.

Roger Hall Betty Hall East South Summer Streets Bear Lake Rex 'Theater

Halloween Party At McCaslin Home Saturday Night

The Hallowe en party at Miss Mardeno’s friend McCaslin home 319 Delaware street drew many guests Saturday evening. Games pitted contestants Belly Kerstetter Irene Upperman and Virginia Fosburgh for prizes. Refreshments followed for attendees including Jean Kibbey Irene Upperman Columbus Mrs Russell McCaslin Barbary Centerville and Mrs Arnold McCaslin Union City.

Mel Caslin Delaware Street Miss Mardeno Belly Kerstetter Irene Upperman Virginia Fosburgh Jean Kibbey Columbus Russell McCaslin Barbary Centerville Arnold McCaslin Union City

Family Dinner At Henton Home Sunday

A Sunday gathering at 1081 Nortin Center Street in Henton honored Edgar Farvington on his 85th birthday and Er etet Tenhuisen who celebrates his birthday this week. Twelve relatives attended, including Mrs Emma Hoover, Parrington’s sister visiting from Warren.

Henton Nortin Center Street Edgar Farvington Eretet Tenhuisen Emma Hoover Mr. Parrington Warren

Hallowe'en Party At Wood Home

Hallowe en party held at the Wood residence 212 Second Avenue Saturday evening. Nancy and Betty Wood hosted twenty four friends with costumes and prizes for best masquerade awarded to John Shotabarger and Virginia Fay. Games prizes and refreshments followed, party ended about nine o clock.

Hallowe'en Wood Don Nancy Betty Wood John Shotabarger Virginia Fay

Van Guilders Entertain With Dancing and Cakes

Mr and Mrs Earl Van Guilder of Spring Street hosted about twenty guests Saturday evening. Entertainment centered on dancing with refreshments served late, including birthday cakes for three guests.

van Guilders Earl van Guilder Spring Street

Farewell Party For Navy Recruit Trin and Brother Guilder

Mrs Clarence Cox and Mrs James Van Guilder hosted a farewell dinner for their brother Deonis Trin who is soon leaving for the Navy. The event honored another brother Marion G Tripp who has served in the South Pacific a year and arrived home last Friday on a twenty day leave. A Navy insignia cake and patriotic color scheme were featured.

Navy Clarence Cox James van Guilder Deonis Trin Marion G. Tripp South Pacific Tripp

Wood Family Dinner Honors F H Wood In Wesport

Mr and Mrs G R Wood hosted a family dinner at East Congress street for F H Wood of New York City who marked his birthday with seventeen guests. Out of town guests included F H Wood and family and Robert Deck er of New York and Robert Wood and family of Wesleyville. The piece notes a 300 percent rise in average automobile engine horsepower since 1920.

Wood Home G. R. Wood East Congress Street F. H. Wood New York City Wood F. H Wood Robert Decker New York Robert Wood Wesleyville

Vanderhoof Hosts Halloween Party with Fifteen Attendees

Lawrence Vanderhoof held a Halloween party at his Grand Street home last Friday night. Fifteen guests attended in costume, arriving at six o'clock. The evening featured seasonal tricks and games, with candy and drinks served later.

Bayreaues Gameramn Grand Street Hallowe'en Qnes

Neylon home Halloween party for school friends

Nancy Neylon and Donald Neylon hosted 25 school friends at a Neylon home party on Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed games contests and seasonal costumes. Sandwiches cider doughnuts and cupcakes were served late in the evening.

Hallowe'en Neylon Mies Nancy Neylon Donald Neylon Mott Steed Echool

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